I want to purse MBA. My academics are 10th-6.4 CGPA 12th-78 B.Com-6 CGPA CAT-SC. Can I get into fms or iims.

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Srinarayan Prajapati
7 years ago
Hello, Yes, you have to score more than 90 %ile and a good academic record, and if you are a drop out student then you need to have job experience. Thank you.

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kanu vashisht
7 years ago
FMS Eligibility. Candidates must have pursued a Bachelor's Degree programme after twelve years of formal schooling with at least 50% marks at the graduation level (SC/ST: Passing marks; OBC/PWD/CW: 45% as per university rules) or equivalent CGPA.

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